Electric Skillet Reviews

RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post By Vi (Guest Post) (06/29/2008) Had Farberward Millennium electric skillet - one of the legs fell off after a couple of years and warrantee ran out. Still use it because it is a great skillet - but every 6 months or so we have to stick one of the 3 legs back on. Any ideas? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post by ThriftyFun (3735) | (07/28/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have a Corning Ware electric skillet. The heating element goes under the flat casserole like skillet. It has a glass lid. It is easy to clean, the skillet part can go in the dishwasher. I've had it for 10 years or so and works well. One plus is the skillet part can be used in the oven also. Susan from ThriftyFun Report Spam or Abuse RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post by BgMamma001 (4) | (07/28/2006) Contact I have had a Farberware electric frying pan ...which is completely stainless steel (without the worry of poisonous telfon coatings ) for over 20 years. They are easy to clean (filled with hot, soapy water ) and can be fully immersed in water or a dishwasher by removing the detachable plug element. I cannot rave enough about this item ! In fact, I "gift" them to all the newlyweds when invited to their wedding showers. I wouldn't do without this appliance and feel everyone should possess one. Enjoy this rainbow-filled day ! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post by Debbie52 (955) | (07/27/2006) Profile | Contact I am not a big electric skillet user. I have one but it was one my grandma had given to my mother and she didn't use. I have found it to be handy to take on vacations where you want to do a little cooking in your room. Mine is one from the 70's or 80's. I don't recall the brand, altho West Bend rings a bell. It does have the non-stick surface which I do like. I think a larger one would be nice so it would hold a lot. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post By (Guest Post) (07/27/2006) I have a GE electric skillet(non-stick), which I've had for several years. Works fine. Ref: the non-stick surface - just don't use metal spatulas, etc. I got a set- spatula, spoons(1 sloted, 1 regular) that are intended for non-stick surfaces. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Electric Skillet Reviews Post By (Guest Post) (07/27/2006) I would look for one with these features: 1. Can be (unplugged obviously!) and submerged to wash without damaging the electrical parts. 2. Has a clear glass lid so that you can see the contents without lifting the lid and letting steam escape. Report Spam or Abuse